It's all part of the Clásicos en Verano festival presented by the Communidad de Madrid. Over 300 musicians will play across 50 council areas across the city in just over 80 concerts.
For a festival that's been around for 25 years, don't expect the line up to be outdated. There are 48 premieres on show, including national acts Trío Arbós and el Cuarteto Ercolani.
If you're on a budget, this festival gets even better. Most of the performances are free and for the ones that aren't, they won't break the budget. The cheapest ticket starts at €3, with the most expensive reaching €18.
If you want to see what is playing in your area and when check out this link: http://www.madrid.org/clasicosenverano/2012/municipios.html
If you are after more information the FULL program can be downloaded here: http://www.madrid.org/clasicosenverano/2012/companiasyformaciones.html
The festival runs from the 1st of July until the 19th of August.
Photos courtesy of Andrés de Gabriel.
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